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Maria D.
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Using an IRA account for RE investing?

Maria D.
  • Real Estate Agent
  • SF Bay Area
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I'd like to use my IRA account to invest in RE. What is the best way to do this without liquidating my IRA? I'd like to use the money without actually withdrawing it to avoid paying income tax on the withdrawal. What is the best way to leverage this account?

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Mark Nolan
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Mark Nolan
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@Maria D.

Your posts appear to point to flipping real estate inside an IRA and to possibly take a salary. If that is the case, consider exploring the ROBS 401k which is a type of 401k that allows one to invest in their own real estate operating company and also draw a fair salary.

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